Before The Biggest Loser, I weighed 238 pounds and now I weigh 194.
This has been an amazing experience. I've come so far since that first day.
Leaps and bounds.
Fighting every single day. I did exactly what I had to do to stay here. I played the game and
no one likes that. Unfortunately the choices that I have made through this process have
come back to bite me, but you know what? I've learned a lot. That old person that was so sad,
she's gone. I'm never gonna see her again cause I didn't like her at all.
You know loving yourself is really hard. I love the new me. She smiles a lot more.
She's happier. I may have struggled to run that mile this week,
but America the next time you see me I will look like I've run a thousand of them.
I'm very sad to be leaving the Ranch but I am so excited to be seeing my husband and my four
children. I just cannot wait to see their faces. It's definitely a whole new and improved Tracy.
Oh my goodness, it's a helicopter!
Tracy! Tracy! Tracy! Tracy! Tracy! Tracy! Tracy!
Totally the best moment of my life. I'm home! I just want to sweep her off her
feet. She looks tremendous, looks awesome. You can put your arms all the way around me now.
I've missed Tracy so much you wouldn't even imagine. She's my soul mate. The second I see
my mom, I started crying. Not being able to see her for so long it's really hard.
I'm very thankful to The Biggest Loser. I'm so happy that they gave her such a big
chance to change her life, and not only hers but all of ours.
What an amazing unforgettable experience that I've had on The Biggest Loser. We're all back
We're definitely all back that's for sure. Chance of a lifetime.
Thank you. Thank you to The Biggest Loser.
When I started The Biggest Loser we started out with a challenge,
running a mile. And I thought oh a mile, I can do this. I collapsed in the sand.
Today I'm back in California and I'm running that mile again
and today this mile will not defeat me. There'll be no collapsing on the beach today, I promise.
All of the hard work that I've put in at home has really prepared me for this mile.
It's so great to know that I can do these things that I never did before, and was scared to
even try. It's just about getting moving. It's just about starting somewhere. It can be done.
It can be done. Finishing the smile means the world to me because it's just that next step
of finishing what I started, because that's the new person I am today. I finish what I start.
The Biggest Loser changed my life and I've made the commitment to myself to make sure that I stay
on this healthy path because I want to be around for my children, and I want to live a long healthy
life with my husband. Let's go mom! I know I can and you know I don't stop. I'm a fighter.
Today when I saw her running, it was like wow, I didn't know she could really do that.
I'm really thankful that The Biggest Loser. She came back as a different person but she's
still my mom, and she's helped us a lot. When you start something, you have to finish it,
and that's why I wanted to run this race today. And that mile was hard back when I started on
the first day, and today it was pretty easy. We're proud of you. I'm proud of myself. I'm very proud
of her. It's just like a happy moment of my life. I love you mom. I love you too guys. Thank you.